Daniel Steinemann wrote this little tool to allow users to gather some specific data from iRacing telemetry avoiding rest.
There is no need to install, not even to enable telemetry in game to run this. Enjoy and stay update with more news or suggestions on the following iRacing members forum link: https://members.iracing.com/jforum/posts/list/3636282.page
hi all
i see too often questions about gathering some values from telemetry.
This little tool should make your life a bit easier … you can just read
what you want from a simple text file. Then you can do with the data
whatever you need (filter, calculate, import in Excel, plot, trigger, …)
irtelogr – iR telemetry logger (attached to this post)
this tool is and will stay free – it does not use internet. it simply does, what it should. #oldstyle
It is really easy to use … see the OOTB-example in the next post
(btw. you do not even need to enable telemetry in the sim)
there is also a FAQ – and much more words >here<
[1] input
running sim … (live or replay depends on what data you want)
[2] output
output will be written/appended to a text file [ <ssid>.txt ] in the format
SubSessionID <tab> SessionNum <tab> SessionTime <tab> name <tab> value <tab> preval
to monitor, i use SnakeTail (automatic refresh/scroll)
(of course, almost every thinkable app can read text)
[3] configuration
you configure the output in [ irtelogr.ini ] for every value with the following construct:
Telemetry-Caption ( name update )
the output file will be written at least every sfcross and inpit … if there are
no worries regarding higher disk write access, add the nocache-keyword
Telemetry-Caption ( name update nocache )
name is a free word you want to use for this value in the 4th column of the output
update has to be one of the following
0.0 … n.m (in seconds, 0 for asap)
changed: value differs
sectcross: car crosses a sector border (not in pit road)
sfcross: car crosses start/finish-line (not in pit road) sfcross is also a sectcross
inpit: car stopped in his pit location
and it is possible to add a simple filter at the end
Telemetry-Caption ( name update nocache if==1 )
different configuration examples can be found >here<
configuration warnings and parsing errors are written to [ irtelogr.log ]
[4] telemetry
to create a file [ irtelogr.txt ] with all available Telemetry-Captions for a certain car, start irtelogr in a command-
window with irtelogr.exe -dump. In arrays like for example CarIdxF2time[64], [] (empty brackets) is your car.
v0.8 https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/9e68336e3f72a681…43f0ffd6f8c4134f2ebe/detection
